@IrishTimes Thanks to you and the wonderful Simon Carswell for the great story on Trump International Golf Links, Ireland. It will be great
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@IrishTimes Thanks to you and the wonderful Simon Carswell for the great story on Trump International Golf Links, Ireland. It will be great
Time Warner cable out AGAIN in Manhattan - no television. They have a real problem!
"@Call4 @realDonaldTrump is one of the most successful businessman in America. He's decisions are well thought out and he always has a plan"
"@incfw: Negotiation tip #1: The worst thing you can possibly do in a deal is seem desperate to make it. - @realDonaldTrump"
Rosie O'Donnell just said she felt "shame" at being fat-not politically correct! She killed Star Jones for weight loss surgery, just had it!
AI Day Analysis
Machine-generated analysis of the 2014-05-10 posts below. Not written by their author.
Night Owl in Manhattan: Pre-Dawn Cable Outage Confirms Nocturnal Wakefulness on a Quiet Day of Celebrity Feuding and Ego Maintenance
May 10, 2014 presents a psychologically unremarkable day in Trump's Twitter history — five posts spread across an eight-hour UTC window, uniformly low in intensity, free of rage, and revealing a man engaged in routine narcissistic housekeeping. The three-post evening cluster (8:22–8:30 PM EDT) opens with the day's most psychologically significant output: a characteristically compressed gotcha targeting Rosie O'Donnell, followed rapidly by retweets of a negotiation aphorism attributed to Trump and a piece of direct flattery. All three serve identical supply-acquisition functions through different modalities. More clinically interesting than the posts themselves is what occurs seven hours later: two pre-dawn posts at 3:44 AM and 4:18 AM EDT, the first of which — a Time Warner cable complaint — establishes that Trump was awake and attempting to watch television in Manhattan at nearly 4 AM. This is direct behavioral evidence of nocturnal wakefulness, consistent with documented biographical patterns of late-night television consumption. The day's danger level is uniformly zero and no external events from the historian tier's records appear to have driven any posts. The O'Donnell attack was triggered by her public statement about shame and weight, an intra-celebrity supply opportunity rather than a news-event response. The brief pivot to vulnerability (cable outage frustration) was rapidly resolved by the Irish Times golf coverage acknowledgment 34 minutes later, demonstrating the resilience of Trump's grandiose supply-seeking orientation even in the pre-dawn hours. Thematically, supply-seeking is the day's overwhelming dominant mode; no single topic reaches obsession threshold on a five-post day. The post most warranting longitudinal attention is x_464923451984461824. Its "not politically correct!" framing — deployed here as a gleeful rhetorical weapon against a longstanding celebrity adversary in a pre-political context — provides early archival evidence that the anti-PC identity central to Trump's 2015–2016 political persona was authentic dispositional psychology rather than strategically engineered campaign messaging. The anti-PC posture appears fully formed in May 2014, eighteen months before its political apotheosis.